US EditionIBM and Dell AI – Two Solid Tech Giants, Two Very Different Paths
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A study by the IBM suggests that investment in AI-related projects does not systematically guarantee a return on investment. This survey, conducted with 2,000 executives from 33 countries and 24 sectors of activity, provides an initial assessment of the uses of AI and its development prospects. According to the data collected, only 25 per cent of AI-related projects have met the return on investment targets set in recent years. Furthermore, only…
IBM and Dell AI – Two Solid Tech Giants, Two Very Different Paths
Both Dell Technologies and IBM are typically seen as solid, consistent performers in the technology sector. Dell benefits from the rare advantage of having its original founder, Michael Dell, still leading the company. That continuity in vision and leadership has allowed Dell to maintain a sense of cohesion as it has grown. In contrast, IBM has spent decades trying to rediscover its identity after the passing of its founding visionaries. While I…
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